Flexible, on demand office space is redefining how professionals and teams work in Westchase. Located at 9800 Richmond Avenue, BEYOND FlexSpace offers a modern, fully equipped environment designed for productivity, flexibility, and connection. From private offices and coworking desks to meeting rooms, podcast studios, and event space, the concept provides scalable solutions for entrepreneurs, growing companies, and established teams alike.

“We created BEYOND FlexSpace to give professionals a place where they can be productive, collaborate, and grow, without the limitations of traditional office space,” said Jenny Zhan, Founder and CEO of BEYOND Global Management. “It was important to us to design a space where members don’t feel cramped, but instead feel open, comfortable, and inspired.” 

FlexSpace members benefit from 24/7 access (for select plans), high-speed connectivity, a professional business address, and curated networking opportunities - all within a thoughtfully designed, amenity-rich setting. Dedicated IT support is also available to members so they can stay focused on their work without interruption.


“The opening of BEYOND FlexSpace reinforces why Westchase is a true corporate hub - one that supports not only global companies, but also startup entrepreneurs looking for flexible, high-quality space,” said Irma Sanchez, President and CEO of Westchase District. 


Whether you're launching something new or expanding your footprint, BEYOND FlexSpace offers a turnkey solution in a district where business, accessibility, and community come together.

What happens when a frontline detective rethinks how investigations should work?

We spoke with Ana Bertens of HPD about how her real-world experience led to the creation of ChaseTrace - a platform concept designed to help law enforcement move faster when it matters most. The partnership behind ChaseTrace was shaped by a shocking crime. After Tanaz Choudhury became a victim of jugging, the need for a faster response became clear. Bertens then met Tanaz and her husband, Chesley - through their firm TanChes Global Management - to help bring the concept to life.


What does ChaseTrace do?

ChaseTrace will be a secure platform that connects law enforcement with rental car agencies to quickly locate and recover vehicles tied to crimes, especially rental vehicles. Its technology streamlines how critical information is requested, verified, routed, and documented so investigators can act faster while maintaining accountability.


What inspired you to create this platform?

As a robbery detective, I often spent hours or days trying to locate suspect vehicles, especially rentals using stolen or fake plates. With limited time before those vehicles were returned and evidence lost, I saw the need to simplify a fragmented process. ChaseTrace brings existing capabilities into one centralized platform, reducing response time from weeks to minutes.


How will it help reduce crime?

Vehicles are often used in multiple crimes over a short period of time. By helping investigators locate them sooner, ChaseTrace can improve the chances of preserving evidence, identifying suspects, recovering vehicles, and preventing repeat offenses - while enhancing officer and public safety.


What is your long-term goal?

The goal is to establish ChaseTrace as a trusted standard for sharing vehicle-related investigative information between law enforcement and partners - starting in Texas and scaling nationally.

An upcoming Small Business Expo + Networking Event comes to Westchase on Thursday, March 26, from 4–8 pm at 9800 Richmond Ave.


This free expo brings together business owners, entrepreneurs, and professionals for open networking, food and drinks, and accelerator-style workshops covering topics from startup to scaling and selling. The event highlights Westchase as a hub for business growth and collaboration.

Every Thursday evening Camden Park hosts the Spring Market & Live Music series, where you can shop fresh goods and artisan finds while enjoying live performances in the park. 

And just around the corner this Saturday, March 28, at 10 am get ready for one of the season’s highlights — the Easter Celebration at Camden Park. This festive event is perfect for families looking to celebrate the holiday outdoors with an Egg Hopp, seasonal treats, and other fun activities.


Beginning April 1, enjoy the Student Performing Arts Series which brings interactive workshops and performances that showcase creativity, music, and culture for all ages. With free programming, vibrant events, and something new each week, Camden Park is the place to experience spring in Westchase. See schedule.

Easter Sunday is a day of hope, renewal, and new beginnings, and several churches in Westchase District are inviting the community to gather for special services on Sunday, April 5.


Ascension Episcopal Church (2525 Seagler Road) will offer two traditional services, including an 8 am. Holy Eucharist and a 10:30 am service featuring organ and choral music.

Grace Presbyterian Church (10221 Ella Lee Lane) will host a sunrise service at 6:30 am in the courtyard, followed by worship services at 9 am and 11 am. A Spanish-language service will take place at 11:15 am, and families can enjoy children’s activities between services.


Christ the Servant Lutheran Church (2400 Wilcrest Drive) will welcome the community for Easter worship, followed by a fellowship gathering and brunch.

St. Cyril of Alexandria Catholic Church (10503 Westheimer Road) will celebrate Easter Sunday with services at 9 am and 11 am (English), 1 pm and 6 pm (Spanish), and a 7 pm bilingual service.


Across the District, these services are a meaningful way to celebrate Easter and connect with the community. Visit each church’s website for full details and additional Holy Week programming.

980 Richmond — 9800 Richmond Ave.

Flexible office space. Central location. Immediate opportunity.
A four-minute walk to Camden Park, CNPC Center Westchase II at 2901 Wilcrest Drive offers flexible, move-in-ready office space within a well-maintained, multi-tenant Class B office building designed to support a range of business needs.


With more than 157,000 square feet on a 4.39-acre site, the property features a professional setting with strong fundamentals, including ample covered parking, controlled access, and a central atrium that creates a bright, welcoming environment for tenants and visitors alike. 


The building’s distinctive horseshoe design maximizes window-lined offices and surrounds a landscaped courtyard, while covered parking and convenient building access enhance the day-to-day experience for employees. 


Competitive lease rates and immediate availability across multiple suite sizes, the building presents an attractive option for companies seeking value and flexibility. CNPC Center offers a central West Houston location with regional connectivity near major employers.

Community & Partner Connections


We are proud to partner with organizations that strengthen our community. Explore news, programs, events, and resources below:

• Alief ISD Superintendent Dr. Anthony Mays' enewsletter. Stay connected with updates from Dr. Mays on student success, district initiatives, and opportunities supporting families
• Harris County Precinct 4's Tracy Gee Community Center is popular for its exercise classes, kids activities, and meeting spaces.
• Houston West Chamber of Commerce empowers West Houston businesses to thrive and drive community prosperity. Get connected
• Nestled in Camden Park, Sunday Press Sunday Press offers a café experience with unmatched ambiance, indoor/outdoor dining, bright interiors, and a warm, inviting atmosphere.